posted Jul 4, 2009

Re. ...Pride of Lions... (U11881247)
posted 43 Minutes Ago

It is good to see him back where he rightfully belongs. A legend in his own right, he was idolised during his time at Anfield and has gained an untouchable status for all he has given to the club during his period as both a player and manager. Being the Sir Bobby Charlton of Liverpool, he can help Liverpool in the way that Charlton helps their fiercest rivals, Manchester United.

It is great to see him back in football and he should bring a lot to the table. He has a wealth of experience and it is good that Benitez is trying to tap into that. Whilst Liverpool have experienced times of difficulty recently off the pitch, Dalgeish can help settle the board room disputes and he should be a calming influence off the pitch. Good luck.



As a Manchester United fan in peace - I agree completely. He was a great player, someone who truly loves the game. I wish there were more like him around.

Posts on this kind of topic simply illustrate there are basically two types of supporter: the football lover who follows a particular club through thick and thin - often not knowing why - but can still appreciate great play and great players wherever; and the ignorant football haters who support clubs as a fashion accessory or as a prop to their masculinity - and then use these forums top vent their nastiness.

Again, good post, ...Pride of Lions...

Have a good season!

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posted Jul 4, 2009

comment by DoubleDragBack (U13295330)
posted 3 Hours Ago

Obviously Torres will play as main striker but with Kenny in the hole behind they might start coverting those draws into wins. ; )

P.S. I'm only kinda joking. I bet he's still amazing.
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I saw him in a Liverpool legends match fairly recently.He still got it!!

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posted Jul 4, 2009

Charlton2Best:
Well said

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posted Jul 4, 2009

great news but how will he and Rafa understand each other?

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posted Jul 5, 2009

come on mighty blues! hes a great player dont know if he1l be a gd coach tho??

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posted Jul 5, 2009

He's one of only three managers in English football history who have won the League title with two different clubs (the others were Chapman and Clough). I think he will do all right...!

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posted Jul 6, 2009

It's great to have him back. A legend among legends.

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posted Jul 6, 2009

Obviously there is no doubt that king kenny is and always will be a legend at anfield but I'm not sure if his "senior position" is going to do much good. Doe that mean that he's going to be pushing pens all day, writing cheques and managing the academy? I hope not, he should be on the training pitch in a track suit together with the kids.

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posted Jul 7, 2009

Wonder how long it will be before he bottles it and leaves...???

Keith Mc
EFC

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posted Jul 7, 2009

Whether he bottles it or not he still has more nous, steel, understanding, ability, personality, knowledge than the buffoon called BenItez!!
Maybe things are turning for the better for the once great club known as liverpool.

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